Principles for Communicating the Risks of Mirror Life
This paper presents principles for communicating to the public and specific audiences about the risks of mirror life—a hypothetical life form, such as a mirror bacterium, that could pose catastrophic danger to humans, animals, and plants
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Jul 31, 2026
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